TATA's international range of trucks and Buses

**ajaybhutani** · 12th April 2005 18:38

Originally Posted by bull

Have you seen the movie "dhoom".You rememebr thr truck in the last scenes which john abraham drive..how do they look?
Those are new trucks from TATA stable.They have AC,power steering and some other goodies that come in cars.They also have ABS.

And yes i havent seen anythin like that in Delhi region till now.Though if the new line is out it shud be in plenty in 4-5 years.

**Asim Aquil** · 12th April 2005 19:01

Tata Own DAEWOO? Hmmm I thought it'd be something like Tata got manufacturing and/or distributing rights of Daewoo vehicles. I say that because a similar system is followed in Pak. From what I've seen with Suzukis they're both marketted in Pakistan and India with this same strategy. Like Marutis in India are Mehraans in Pakistan.

**ajaybhutani** · 12th April 2005 19:08

Tatas purchased the Daewoo Heavy truck division Korea in sroudn 200mn Dollars . The deal is pretty old now.

**Samudra** · 13th April 2005 06:43

It was from a TATA trust that scholarships were granted to many a nuclear scientists to study in those days.Read the book Weapons of Peace by Raj Chengappa.

JRD.TATA was in the same jeep with Indira Gandhi in Pokhran'74.Shows his importance.

Citizen Tata’s greatest gift to the scientific establishment came in 1945 when he gave the founding grant to Homi Bhabha to set up the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research. This institute has proved to be, in Bhabha’s words, "the cradle of our atomic energy programme"

His was a life which often shaped history: He pioneered civil aviation on the subcontinent, funded Homi Bhabha’s ambition to catapult India into the nuclear age,...

http://www.tata.com/0_b_drivers/jrd.htm

**Samudra** · 13th April 2005 06:46

Ratan Tata drove to his newly acquired Korean Daewoo plant in a TAXI
Imagine , you buy a whole CV division of a giant like Daewoo and you go to your factory in a TAXI !

That impressed the Koreans a lot.The whole plant is now , like me , a great fan of the TATAs.

**bull** · 13th April 2005 07:23

Originally Posted by ajaybhutani

And yes i havent seen anythin like that in Delhi region till now.Though if the new line is out it shud be in plenty in 4-5 years.

Its out already and is selling in good nos.Now i even leyland has expanded their model range to compete with new TATA series,the IVECOmodels re out with better engine power and goodies

**bull** · 13th April 2005 07:28

Originally Posted by Asim Aquil

Tata Own DAEWOO? Hmmm I thought it'd be something like Tata got manufacturing and/or distributing rights of Daewoo vehicles. I say that because a similar system is followed in Pak. From what I've seen with Suzukis they're both marketted in Pakistan and India with this same strategy. Like Marutis in India are Mehraans in Pakistan.

believe me...they own Daewoo to clarify they own daewoo commercial vehicles not the cars which is owned by General motors.

Its is called TATA daewoo motors.its no joint venture..this is the site http://www.daewootruck.com/ver2/eng/...y/02_tata.html

**hammer** · 13th April 2005 08:42

Originally Posted by SamudraGupta

Besides , it was Swami Vivekananda , a personality whom i admire so much who tremendously influenced the destiny of TATA.Guess how !

Indian institute of Science , bangalore.

**Samudra** · 13th April 2005 12:32

Indian institute of Science , bangalore.

Only that ?

**bull** · 13th April 2005 12:54

Originally Posted by SamudraGupta

Only that ?

Samudra pls shed more light i am totalyin dark

**Samudra** · 13th April 2005 14:49

The Jamshedpur Steel industry.

So let us trek back to 1893, and an accidental meeting between a merchant and a monk.
Sometime in that year, a ship called the Empress of India sailed from Yokohama in Japan to Vancouver in Canada. On board were two extraordinary Indians - Jamshetji Tata and Swami Vivekananda. Both were headed for Chicago which was to host the World's Columbian Exposition, a celebration of technology and industrial progress. The exposition opened on 1 May 1893. ...

It was a meeting of two visionaries. The merchant was a keen supporter of social reform in India. The monk was very passionate about science and development. On board the ship, Tata and Vivekananda discussed the former's plans to start a steel mill in India. It is said that the swami told Tata that there were two parts to the challenge - manufacturing technology and the science of steel. The former could be bought from abroad but the science had to be researched at home. This seeded the idea in Tata's mind to start the Indian Institute of Science at Bangalore. He later wrote to Vivekananda in 1898, asking for his support for the venture: "I know not who would make a more fitting general of such a campaign than Vivekananda."

**bull** · 16th April 2005 09:49

These are defence vehicles from TATA

**bull** · 16th April 2005 09:51

AJAY,
here are the new trucks from TATA which was shown in DHOOM

**ajaybhutani** · 16th April 2005 10:36

the color selection is surely better than the previous models. BTW any idea what is their top speed

**bull** · 16th April 2005 15:34

Originally Posted by ajaybhutani

the color selection is surely better than the previous models. BTW any idea what is their top speed

Couls be somwhere around 140 kmph.These comes with hose goodies i spoke before.All this is happening thanks to volvo.

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